Sentence examples for ground afterwards from inspiring English sources

"To be out on the ground afterwards is the place for those players.

Saying anything to win a vote has consequences on the ground afterwards".

Jockey Ruby Walsh blames the ground afterwards for the odds-on favourite's failure but whatever the reason he has run way below form here and the invincible tag he earned when winning in such brilliant style two years ago is now a distant memory.

There are so many "fun" situations to be avoided – desperately trying to head off dangerous picnic plans with friends before they go too far ("we can sit under that tree over there, on the grass! And we will all definitely be able to get up from the ground afterwards!"), rickety garden seating at my nan's house, trying not to mainline ice-cream in public again.

A lament, while we're at it, for the penchant of goalkeepers of the distant past for paying tribute to a great goal by lying motionless on the ground afterwards, still in the superman position, as if mortally wounded by the sheer beauty of the strike.

Many fans walked out before the match ended, and around 300 people protested outside the ground afterwards.

It's about hitting the ground running afterwards.

Vesey was killed in 1822, and Emanuel was burned to the ground soon afterwards.

Another helicopter, Carnage 16, spotted their bodies and their comrades found them on the ground soon afterwards, alongside the bodies of three dead Iraqis.

At 16:00 the frigates cornered the barges in the mouth of the River Orne and opened fire, but Diamond grounded soon afterwards and although the frigate was brought off after darkness, neither side was able to inflict serious damage.

"It was something special watching him get there on his home ground," said Michael Clarke afterwards.